Four Hands and Los Angeles designer Amber Lewis have unveiled their first lighting collection: nearly 50 pieces designed to shape mood, movement and everyday living, now available to the trade and to consumers.
This launch marks the third year of collaboration between Four Hands and Amber Interior Design Studio, and the partnership's first foray into lighting, the brand's fastest-growing category. The result feels both elevated and livable, lighting designed not just to illuminate but to anchor a room.
Consider the range to be your seasonal sourcing guide. It spans floor and table lamps, sconces, chandeliers and pendants, plus the debut of Four Hands' first bookshelf lamp, the Calla. Crafted in marble with swooping bronze hardware and a classic linen shade, the Calla tucks between volumes, serves as a bookend or stands alone as an accent.
Materiality does the heavy lifting here. Finishes like mappa burl and marble bring texture and richness to every piece. The Daxton floor lamp showcases detail-rich burl wood in a smoothed, classic silhouette, while the Asten floor lamp reimagines the task lamp with three empire-style metal shades wrapped in an iridescent acid wash that reads a little differently in every space.
For statement moments, look to the chandeliers. The Renzo offers a dimensional take on traditional Spanish design, pairing tapered linen shades with curved wrought iron. The Germain linear chandelier brings sleek shine to the dining room with exposed lighting under a brass-finished canopy. On the wall, the Cerie sconce updates the chalice silhouette in cast amber glass for a filtered, ambient glow, and the Secco pendant rethinks the hurricane lantern in matte black cast aluminum with hammered glass.
"This launch marks a significant milestone in our lifestyle assortment with Amber," says Adam Dunn, Four Hands senior vice president of design. "Lighting plays a defining role in shaping a home's atmosphere, and offers a new way to explore and expand our shared design ethos."
Lewis adds, "We focused on how people really live, how a space evolves throughout the day, and how a single piece can shift the entire mood of a room. Whether it's a statement chandelier or a sculptural bedside light, each piece is designed to feel intuitive, lived-in and at home in any space."
Amber Lewis and Four Hands' first lighting collection brings atmosphere, scale and artisanal materiality to nearly 50 pieces designed for the way we actually live.
